Ultra-Low Power, Paper-Like Displays · manufacturing capacity to reflect market conditions, legislative reforms and other changes in industry, labor matters, our relationships with

Ultra-Low Power, Paper-Like Displays

Jennifer VailSenior Manager, Marketing

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Electronic Paper Displays

Founded 1997, MIT Media Lab

Acquired by largest customer, PVI, in 2009Company renamed to E Ink Holdings

About E Ink Holdings

Corporate Snapshot

• Established, June 1992• Capital: NT$10 Billion Dollars• Employees: 6000+ worldwide• Core Business: EPD & TFT LCD• Chairman: Scott Liu • Subsidiaries:

– E Ink Corp (Cambridge, S.Hadley)– Sipix– E Ink Yangzhou– Hydis

The YFY Group

• Hsin-Yi Foundation• Shang Shan Human

Culture Foundation• Yuan T. Lee Foundation• Liver Disease Prevention

& Treatment Research

Educational WelfareTechnology Group• E Ink * • Transcend Optronics

(Yangzhou)Co.,Ltd.• Yeon Technology• Arizon RFID• Yongfeng Precision

Electronics• Foongtone Technology• BoardTek Electronics*• Effion Enertech Co.,Ltd.

Note：Marked * are listed companies

Financial Group• SinoPac Holdings* • Bank SinoPac• SinoPac Securities• SinoPac Leasing• SinoPac Venture Capital• SinoPac Asset Management• SinoPac Call Center• SinoPac Securities

Investment Trust

• TaiGen Biotechnology• Green and Safe• Ever Growing Agriculture

Biotech• YFY Biotech Management

Co.• Taiwan Global Biofund• Taiwan Genome Sciences

Biotechnology Group• YFY Inc. * • YFY Packaging Inc.• YFY Consumer Products

Group• Chung Hwa Pulp *• YFY Jupiter• Yuen Foong Paper• China Color Printing• Shen’s Art Printing* • Shin Foong Chemical• Guangdong DingFeng

Paper• Guangdong Zhaoqing

Forestry

Paper Group

Low Power, Bi-Stable Display

Sunlight Readable

Wide Viewing Angle

2 Product Lines

eReader Products

Non-eReader Products

Best Applications for E Ink

• Power requirements have made a display unfeasible– Novatel Wireless

• Form factor limitations have made the incorporation of a display impractical– Lexar

CST-01

Central Standard Timing wanted to “re-imagine” the wrist watch, and create the world’s thinnest watch

YotaPhone

Yota wanted to create a new way to access information, and save battery life, by integrating a low power E Ink display on the backside of a Smartphone

Electronic Shelf Labels

• Scratch Resistance for Industrial Applications

• Black & White + 1 color for POP

Large Area Signage

Spectra for ESL

• Three pigment system

• Black, white & red• For ESL applications

Spectra - How It Works

Aurora for ESL

• Extended operation temperature range of -25 – 60 degrees C

• For ESL applications

Mobius Display

• Flexible, plastic TFT• Developed by Sony • Transferred to E Ink for

manufacturing• First application –

Sony Paper Product• 13.3”• MP in 2013

Sony Digital Paper Product

• A4 size device which can be a digital terminal for many different services. This is different than a standard eReader which just provides a reading function.

• Complete devices weighs 358g and can provide up to 3 weeks of use on a single charge.

• Education prototype will be developed with 3 different universities in time for the second semester in 2013

• Sony will commercialize this in 2013.

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Thank You

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